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BmetalV — 2009-10-10 13:44:00

Got rid of trash on KK that's unnecessary.

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- Dunkin' Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™" vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin' Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin' Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.	+ Dunkin' Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™" vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin' Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin' Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and, at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.

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CovertProfessor — 2009-10-03 19:18:07

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- '''Donuts''', more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US.)]], are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:	+ '''Donuts''', more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US.)]], are arguably the most unhealthy ["dessert" treat] on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:

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IDoNotExist — 2009-03-10 01:12:28

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	+ * UC Davis Graduate Students consume many donuts at ["Coffee-Bagel-Donut Day"], as well as other non-donut donut shaped objects. +

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JasonAller — 2008-08-19 16:43:50

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- Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. Actually, there are two in Portland, OR (though they are not listed on the official website), which is only 570 miles from Davis. There is also one in Escondido, CA (approximately 500 miles) (does anyone know the address??). Though it, too, is not listed on the website, the store was there as of early June 2007. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.	+ Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. Actually, there are two in Portland, OR (though they are not listed on the official website), which is only 570 miles from Davis. There is also one in Escondido, CA (approximately 500 miles) (does anyone know the address??). Though it, too, is not listed on the website, the store was there as of early June 2007. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["Users/JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
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- Old databases list the closest Dunkin Donuts as being in San Jose, at 3605 Union Ave. They used to be a Dunkin Donuts, but several years ago lost their franchise and became a Sunny Donuts. ["JabberWokky"] spent a night very happy, followed by bitter disappointment when he found out the truth. - * According to The Boston Herald (7/21/2002), ''"Dunkin' expanded in California in the 1980s, with about 15 stores around the state at one time. But it never got the critical mass it hoped for and '''bailed out a few years ago'''."'' I remember Dunkin Donuts growing up, and their coffee is quite good and their donuts tended to be uneven in quality. But apparently the second run at the California market they envisioned in 2k2 never materialized (as far as I know). -["JaimeRaba" jr]	+ Old databases list the closest Dunkin Donuts as being in San Jose, at 3605 Union Ave. They used to be a Dunkin Donuts, but several years ago lost their franchise and became a Sunny Donuts. ["Users/JabberWokky"] spent a night very happy, followed by bitter disappointment when he found out the truth. + * According to The Boston Herald (7/21/2002), ''"Dunkin' expanded in California in the 1980s, with about 15 stores around the state at one time. But it never got the critical mass it hoped for and '''bailed out a few years ago'''."'' I remember Dunkin Donuts growing up, and their coffee is quite good and their donuts tended to be uneven in quality. But apparently the second run at the California market they envisioned in 2k2 never materialized (as far as I know). -["Users/JaimeRaba" jr]
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- * Yes, it is not longer a Dunkin Donuts, and has not been for a few years. It's still listed in some phone books and online as a Dunkin Donuts, but you can call them to verify - they aren't. They are now "Sunny Donuts". --["JabberWokky"] - * What he said. Sunny donuts is only like a few minutes from my home in San Jose. - ["ThomasFifield" TF]	+ * Yes, it is not longer a Dunkin Donuts, and has not been for a few years. It's still listed in some phone books and online as a Dunkin Donuts, but you can call them to verify - they aren't. They are now "Sunny Donuts". --["Users/JabberWokky"] + * What he said. Sunny donuts is only like a few minutes from my home in San Jose. - ["Users/ThomasFifield" TF]
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- * When I was a kid, there was a Dunkin Donuts in Grass Valley, a mere 75 miles away from Davis. I had no idea they were such a huge company. I always thought they were a little ["Shadiness Factor" shady]. Maybe it was the orange plastic chairs and dark brown walls, haha. -- ["SummerSong" ss]	+ * When I was a kid, there was a Dunkin Donuts in Grass Valley, a mere 75 miles away from Davis. I had no idea they were such a huge company. I always thought they were a little ["Shadiness Factor" shady]. Maybe it was the orange plastic chairs and dark brown walls, haha. -- ["Users/SummerSong" ss]

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JabberWokky — 2008-01-17 09:07:26

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- * A few ["Gas Stations"] throughout Davis have Krispy Kreme doughnuts, but beware-- they sometimes forget to fill the jelly ones!	+ * A few ["Gas Stations"] throughout Davis have Krispy Kreme doughnuts, but beware-- they sometimes forget to fill the jelly ones! They also often have boxes of chocolate or powder sugar coated lumps of "donuts": dense, compressed and prone to bouts of crying. Some people like them, however. Some people also really like the early heavy metal period of Michael Bolton.

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CalamityJanie — 2008-01-17 08:37:33

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	+ + * The ["Silo"] has donuts, near the Starbuck's cashiers.

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DavidPoole — 2008-01-16 00:18:39

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- Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™" vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.	+ Dunkin' Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™" vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin' Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin' Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.

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DavidPoole — 2008-01-16 00:17:27

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	+ + * These can be purchased and traveled to you by friends needing a ride from the airport after breaks. ~DavePoole

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DavidPoole — 2008-01-16 00:17:13

Upload of image dunkin.jpg.

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-26 18:05:57

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- '''Donuts'''', more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US.)]], are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:	+ '''Donuts''', more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US.)]], are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:

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CovertProfessor — 2007-08-26 18:05:42

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xiv014 — 2007-08-18 09:30:17

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- Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. Actually, there are two in Portland, OR (though they are not listed on the official website), which is only 570 miles from Davis. There is also one in Escondido, CA (approximately 500 miles). Though it, too, is not listed on the website, the store was there as of early June 2007. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.	+ Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. Actually, there are two in Portland, OR (though they are not listed on the official website), which is only 570 miles from Davis. There is also one in Escondido, CA (approximately 500 miles) (does anyone know the address??). Though it, too, is not listed on the website, the store was there as of early June 2007. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.

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EdWins — 2007-08-10 23:12:03

new bakery staff actually. albertsons review may not be valid.

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- * ["Save-Mart" Save-Mart's] bakery makes raspberry jelly donuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale. - * Krispy Kreme's raspberry jelly doughnuts are small, have a fruity flavor, a dough that nearly melts in your mouth, and a balanced dough to jelly ratio.

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EdWins — 2007-08-10 23:10:40

no more krispy kremes in northern california.

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CraigBrozinsky — 2007-08-10 22:29:37

got rid of some crap

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- Donuts, more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US. At present, "donut" and "doughnut" are both pervasive in American English, but only "doughnut" is listed in Thorndike and Lorge's (1942) "The Teacher's Word Book of 30,000 Words," Kucera & Francis's (1967) corpus of written English, and the standard Unix dictionary found in /usr/dict/words. It is unclear when the "donut" spelling first took hold, but frequently it is attributed to Dunkin' Donuts, which was founded in 1950. To the contrary, the Mayflower Donut Corporation pre-dated Dunkin' Donuts by more than ten years, and there are sparse instances of the "donut" variation prior to the late 30s. For instance, it is mentioned in an LA times article dated August 10th, 1929. There, Bailey Millard complains about the decline of spelling, and that he "can't swallow the "wel-dun donut' nor the ever so 'gud bred'.")]], are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:	+ Donuts, more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US.)]], are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:
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- * ["Albertsons"] sells their own brand of donuts and has boxes of [http://www.krispykreme.com Krispy Kreme] doughnuts[[FootNote(As Krispy Kreme was founded in 1937, it prefers the more traditional spelling.)]] in the back. - * Albertsons bakery makes raspberry jelly donuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale.	+ * ["Save-Mart"] sells their own brand of donuts and has boxes of [http://www.krispykreme.com Krispy Kreme] doughnuts[[FootNote(As Krispy Kreme was founded in 1937, it prefers the more traditional spelling.)]] in the back. + * ["Save-Mart" Save-Mart's] bakery makes raspberry jelly donuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale.

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KevinChin — 2007-06-08 13:10:44

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- Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™ vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.	+ Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™" vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.

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KevinChin — 2007-06-08 13:01:34

<Alt> + 0153 FTW!

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- Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks^tm^ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world^tm^" vibe that Starbucks^tm^ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.	+ Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks™ does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world™ vibe that Starbucks™ has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.

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DavidPoole — 2007-06-08 09:56:58

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DavidPoole — 2007-06-08 09:56:37

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NatalieTroxel — 2007-06-08 09:48:21

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- Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.	+ Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. Actually, there are two in Portland, OR (though they are not listed on the official website), which is only 570 miles from Davis. There is also one in Escondido, CA (approximately 500 miles). Though it, too, is not listed on the website, the store was there as of early June 2007. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.

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Jedron — 2007-05-13 14:23:12

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-09 23:46:40

It's time to make the donuts!

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DavidGrundler — 2007-04-09 23:42:27

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- Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world" vibe that Starbucks has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, crossiants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.	+ Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world" vibe that Starbucks has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, croissants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.

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ElisaHough — 2007-03-04 18:26:57

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- * Albertsons bakery makes rasberry jelly donuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale. - * Krispy Kreme's rasberry jelly doughnuts are small, have a fruity flavor, a dough that nearly melts in your mouth, and a balanced dough to jelly ratio.	+ * Albertsons bakery makes raspberry jelly donuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale. + * Krispy Kreme's raspberry jelly doughnuts are small, have a fruity flavor, a dough that nearly melts in your mouth, and a balanced dough to jelly ratio.
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- * The rasberry jelly donuts have more dough than jelly. Although the jelly is overly viscous and looks artificial, the donut quality is fair, especially given they are sold in a ["Convenience Stores" convenience store].	+ * The raspberry jelly donuts have more dough than jelly. Although the jelly is overly viscous and looks artificial, the donut quality is fair, especially given they are sold in a ["Convenience Stores" convenience store].
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- * The rasberry jelly donuts consistently have a generous amount of jelly. They are available early in the day, but tend to run out more quickly than bearclaws and the like.	+ * The raspberry jelly donuts consistently have a generous amount of jelly. They are available early in the day, but tend to run out more quickly than bearclaws and the like.
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- * They sell only one item that could be considered a donut, a custard filled pastry. Its dough matches the high standards set by the rest of their offerings. The custard filling is fresh, creamy, tastes slightly like butterscotch, and has a subtle hint of alcohol (vanilla extract?).	+ * They sell only one item that could be considered a donut, a custard-filled pastry. Its dough matches the high standards set by the rest of their offerings. The custard filling is fresh, creamy, tastes slightly like butterscotch, and has a subtle hint of alcohol (vanilla extract?).
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- * The rasberry jelly donuts are very similar to those sold in the ["Fast and Easy Mart"], and are suspected to be delivered by the same guy in Sacramento.	+ * The raspberry jelly donuts are very similar to those sold in the ["Fast and Easy Mart"], and are suspected to be delivered by the same guy in Sacramento.
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- * The oddest rasberry jelly donuts in Davis-- a solid donut is sliced in half and spread with jelly. Donut engineers typically avoid such "sandwich" designs as they promote leakage of the 360 degree kind.	+ * The oddest raspberry jelly donuts in Davis-- a solid donut is sliced in half and spread with jelly. Donut engineers typically avoid such "sandwich" designs as they promote leakage of the 360-degree kind.

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CraigBrozinsky — 2007-03-03 19:41:13

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ThomasFifield — 2005-09-06 23:28:03

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	+ * What he said. Sunny donuts is only like a few minutes from my home in San Jose. - ["ThomasFifield" TF] +

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JanelleAlvstadMattson — 2005-09-06 17:15:02

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- Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world" vibe that Starbucks has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or midwest often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, crossiants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.	+ Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world" vibe that Starbucks has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortunately, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or ["Davis Midwest Connection" midwest] often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, crossiants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours.

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AmyZimmerman — 2005-07-24 22:06:23

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MattCzarnowski — 2005-06-10 22:26:16

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- Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.	+ Supposedly, the closest Dunkin' Donuts is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Southern Ontario has a higher density of Tim Horton's than any other store in any other location I've encountered. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.

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SummerSong — 2005-05-18 13:03:58

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	+ * When I was a kid, there was a Dunkin Donuts in Grass Valley, a mere 75 miles away from Davis. I had no idea they were such a huge company. I always thought they were a little ["Shadiness Factor" shady]. Maybe it was the orange plastic chairs and dark brown walls, haha. -- ["SummerSong" ss]

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JabberWokky — 2005-05-18 12:01:20

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	+ = Dunkin Donuts = + + Dunkin Donuts has a higher density out east than Starbucks does here (and is also the number one donut chain). In some urban areas, you can find several on each block. Despite this, they don't have the "take over the world" vibe that Starbucks has, possibly because they give franchisers quite a bit of leeway in how they run their stores, including some that are full diners. Due to their ubiquity and friendliness, they have quite a large number of diehard fans. (So does Tim Horton in Canada and the extreme northern states). Unfortuantly, there are no Dunkin Donuts in the area, and so people coming back from the east coast or midwest often bring back donuts or coffee for locals. Unlike donuts places like Krispy Kreme who just put different toppings on their donuts, different donuts are made from different types of dough and cooked for different lengths of time, so each variety is very distinct, some being yeasty, some being cakey, some being crumbly, others being eggy. Dunkin Donuts also makes bagels, crossiants and at most stores, soup and sandwiches. They are also commonly open 24 hours. +
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-	+ * Yes, it is not longer a Dunkin Donuts, and has not been for a few years. It's still listed in some phone books and online as a Dunkin Donuts, but you can call them to verify - they aren't. They are now "Sunny Donuts". --["JabberWokky"]

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MichaelGiardina — 2005-05-17 23:50:35

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	+ * There's a Dunkin' Donuts in San Jose... did I miss something?

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-05-17 20:16:26

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JaimeRaba — 2005-04-26 18:50:12

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	+ * According to The Boston Herald (7/21/2002), ''"Dunkin' expanded in California in the 1980s, with about 15 stores around the state at one time. But it never got the critical mass it hoped for and '''bailed out a few years ago'''."'' I remember Dunkin Donuts growing up, and their coffee is quite good and their donuts tended to be uneven in quality. But apparently the second run at the California market they envisioned in 2k2 never materialized (as far as I know). -["JaimeRaba" jr]

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-26 18:34:09

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-26 18:33:25

no more fresh Krispy Kreme's in Davis :-(

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- * ["Albertsons"], freshly delivered from [http://www.krispykreme.com Krispy Kreme]. - * Krispy Kreme's rasberry jelly doughnuts[[FootNote(As Krispy Kreme was founded in 1937, it prefers the more traditional spelling.)]] are small, have a fruity flavor, a dough that nearly melts in your mouth, and a balanced dough to jelly ratio. They are stored at a temperature that cultivates a slightly melted glaze. If you want this variety, your best bet is to go in the morning or early afternoon-- this is the most quickly sold variety. - * Albertsons bakery also makes rasberry jelly doughnuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale. -	+ * ["Albertsons"] sells their own brand of donuts and has boxes of [http://www.krispykreme.com Krispy Kreme] doughnuts[[FootNote(As Krispy Kreme was founded in 1937, it prefers the more traditional spelling.)]] in the back. + * Albertsons bakery makes rasberry jelly doughnuts. For those who like more natural products, there are actual seeds in the jelly, but the pocket of jelly is about as easy to locate as a Dunkin' Donuts in California. The dough itself is on the low end of the sweetness scale. + * Krispy Kreme's rasberry jelly doughnuts are small, have a fruity flavor, a dough that nearly melts in your mouth, and a balanced dough to jelly ratio. +

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-15 16:40:29

historical footnotes and more about Albertsons

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- Donuts, more traditionally spelled doughnuts, are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:	+ Donuts, more traditionally spelled doughnuts[[FootNote("Doughnut" is the more traditional spelling, and still dominates outside the US. At present, "donut" and "doughnut" are both pervasive in American English, but only "doughnut" is listed in Thorndike and Lorge's (1942) "The Teacher's Word Book of 30,000 Words," Kucera & Francis's (1967) corpus of written English, and the standard Unix dictionary found in /usr/dict/words. It is unclear when the "donut" spelling first took hold, but frequently it is attributed to Dunkin' Donuts, which was founded in 1950. To the contrary, the Mayflower Donut Corporation pre-dated Dunkin' Donuts by more than ten years, and there are sparse instances of the "donut" variation prior to the late 30s. For instance, it is mentioned in an LA times article dated August 10th, 1929. There, Bailey Millard complains about the decline of spelling, and that he "can't swallow the "wel-dun donut' nor the ever so 'gud bred'.")]], are arguably the most unhealthy treat on the planet. Freshly made donuts can be purchased at:
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ChrisTakemura — 2005-04-15 16:08:18

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-15 14:49:22

for political reasons, krispy kreme prefers the traditional spelling

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ChrisTakemura — 2005-04-15 11:55:30

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-14 23:20:31

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- Fans of Dunkin' Donuts are sad not to see one near Davis. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.	+ Supposedly, the closest store is in Phoenix, AZ, approximately 800 miles away from ["Davis"]. There was one in Sacramento and one in LA that were test locations (they got redecorated and re-laid out every month or so). The plan was to open a light sprinkling of 800 stores throughout California to get the ball rolling. There was a section on the website about the new California stores coming soon. Unfortunately, the man financing the venture had a heart attack and the project was put on hold and eventually the locations closed. ["JabberWokky"] has repeatedly offered to road trip to Dunkin' Donuts. For those who think Starbucks has a high density, many east coast cities have a much higher density of Dunkin' Donuts than Starbucks does anywhere. Note that Togos and Baskin-Robbins are both owned by the same company, so if they offer coffee (none of the Davis locations do), it is Dunkin' Donuts coffee.

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JabberWokky — 2005-04-14 22:57:17

Nope. Already tried that one. They are Sunny Donuts now.

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-14 22:05:53

wahoo, dunkin' donuts in San Jose!

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-03 22:28:44

oops

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-03 22:27:09

damn comments macro ....

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-03 22:25:37

mmm... forbidden doughnut roadtrip

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JabberWokky — 2005-04-03 18:39:34

Integrating comments, added info about Dunkin Donut's CA test stores.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-04-03 18:11:59

damn you all!

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-03 17:55:08

kept donut for most, changed back to ugh for KK and wikipedia link.added DD info

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ChrisTakemura — 2005-04-03 16:05:21

mmm. . . donut.

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- * They sell only one item that could be considered a doughnut, a custard filled pastry. Its dough matches the high standards set by the rest of their offerings. The custard filling is fresh, creamy, tastes slightly like butterscotch, and has a subtle hint of alcohol (vanilla extract?).	+ * They sell only one item that could be considered a donut, a custard filled pastry. Its dough matches the high standards set by the rest of their offerings. The custard filling is fresh, creamy, tastes slightly like butterscotch, and has a subtle hint of alcohol (vanilla extract?).
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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-03 14:27:14

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-03 02:32:19

i need to go on a diet ...

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-04-02 01:29:30

rasberry jelly!

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CraigBrozinsky — 2005-03-29 15:40:46

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